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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

1850, n. T. leonard. Hamburg, Pa, wrote.
Had severe in6ammat ory rheamaiism for
weeks few applications OF St Jacobs OIL
cured mo" Oct. 10. 1856, he writes: Confirm
my STATEN mt; was entirely cured" Price fifty
cents. Sold by Druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

A sort OF Free Masonry, it is said, exA
lists among the Chinese that finds ex-
preston on goods sent TO their laundry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

Among the things cheapeued by dishonest
tricks is SKINNED" oil OF peppermint by
which is meant the oil deprived Of its mem
thol.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

Mark A. Miller, Traveli Z Agent, Erie r. r.,
writes: suffered with ~ euro pm umonia; one
bottle Red star Cough Cure ensured my recov-
cry" At druggists
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

-EN'Governor koutI OF Colorado, owns
more cattle than any other man ia the West
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Drained with a sIedgs

a row occurred in a saloon A. Tito. Ohio.
between some ppsmen working Tor The nat.
1ral gl7 company, in which WIN B.rmipp
ham. foreman Of the ditchers severely pun.
'shed one Paul Kuhn, vino bad been drink.
IDg, end was insulting DO his remarkz
About 10 O'Clock At night Kuhn, with
Prank AIwine. Keller specs end John Rsi..
.er, called Of nghrms boarding bous
'nd requested 10 zee him. Birmingham
topped TO the door, when Alwine bio BIN on
'hs head with large sedzs. crushiog in OBJ.
skull Iie dropped ,nsDfiblo % the n or.
snd che a.ssiauts ed They we're arrested
fnd iodg'd i1 iiH % rmDzhams pbysiciaus
say thai ho cannot recover.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

II all so-cal'ed remedies have failed. DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
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FAhED no FLAG THE r GAIN



Killed and Eighteen Injured.
a terrible railroad scsident occurred IN
the Cascade division Of the Northern Pacia,
Railroad. The west-bound train, pushing
hit-car loadel with lab,rers. was going
around a curve leading % a trsstle mt GOOD
rate % speed, when the httcar ran
into hog engine which wa
going east, tender lrst rne htt-c,r passed
half way through the tender and crushed up
against the pilo. Of tho west bound train. on
which we're two men, who we're crushed Q,
death. Toero we're five men killed Instantly
and ono has sInc5 died The Injured mum
bered eighteen.
The accident was caused By one Of the
trains crew nsglecting ~ Sag train IN ac-
cordauce with ORDER. Toe dead and Injured
we're taken % Gee um. Dis,rcs Attorney
SDvely left Tor seems Of tho accident
to make thorough investigation
and ascsrtsi1s where tho blame rests
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28
y Novol 10 b . NInrdcr

The psiico q Isshway, r. i have pursued
q novel method 10 one instance. at least in
following up Che clues H. tho IDENTITY of the
murdered girl whore bydy was fou1d by the
roadside some weeks ago. Beside hera b.s.
~ containing some eggs was found The
oggs we're put uuler a setting hen and one u
thom hes hatchei out a chicken resembling
The Plymouth Rock brood The nsxt stem
will be % Try and locate from it tbe p.scs
where The eggs wore purchassd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28
Over-WorIked WomeT

A life of Darwin Is TO be published by his
son in three volumes
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

The Ladies' Art Association, OF New York
ha. recently elected Mrs. Grover Cleveland
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

CENTRAL YARDS, EAST LIBERTY. Cattle
acttve mo ID cents higher than last weeks
closing nrices. Saturday and Sunday re-
c'ip'g, pS5 head shipments, 200 hoad. Hogs
tair-all sold, Saturday and Sunday re-
caips. $50 haad shipments, 3 so head
Poiladolphas, e. 90 TO o 90; YOrkers s. 90 20
5 -: common aud light, g. - % 40; pigs,
- 70 tOJt0. Sheep active, oil soli 10 70 -
cents higher than last weeks closing prices
Saturday and Sundays receipts, $50 head (;
shipme ts, / 600 head.
HERRs ISLAND YARDS -Cattle--Prime
heavy Westerp boeves. 81 10 b%c. medium
b good do, ~ 10 jc common 10 fair light
fesrs 3jf to4. FRESH cows dull nt 50 10
81. Calves heavy prices fell m ~ ~ 20 O.
Receipts 5fS heal last week. OIL heal.
Sheep-Suppy light. clippod sheen - IS
bo4 %, wooded 10 a. ~ . -, clipped year,
'iuRs e. 30 10 90. spring lamie, 70 lOc.
common sheep ~ tO A., Receipts cor head
ast week. .O'D meat.
Hog supp light 81 Sd 10 3 Tor good en-
'hoce Ohi0s and ChicagoA Receipts, So
bead last week, $40 bead
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

Mark Twain is regular attendant at
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28
NJ oney Makers

Colonel Olcott, the theosophist has become
a Buddhist recluse in Berlin
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

Ticds cured bcf0r
ne second bottle o
EIp's Cream BAH
Wds exhausted ! Ca
troubled tciih chronf
rotdrrh gathering u
head. difficulty u
breathing aHd dc
charOesJr from mp ear
g. j. Corbtu. ~
Chestnut ST. PhHo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

Don't let golden oopottlnitle3 pass untn-
proved; there are times in the lives OF men
when moro money can 10 made rapidly and
Easily, than Otherwise can be ca ned by years
- labor. Write Hallett x Co.. Portland
Maine, who wi i send you, free, full particu-
lar about work hat you can do and live at
homo, wherever you are located. at n profit of
at least from s. TO So daily. Some have made
over SO in single day. All is new, You are
started fires. Capi al not required. Either
sex: all ages.
ROYAL GLUE mends anythingl Broken Chi
ma, Glass, Wood, Free Walls at Drugs and Gro.
r, No Opium in. Plso's Cure for Consumption
Cures where other remedies fail. 25c
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AIoxie and Nervop. Nyom.,

he amount OF chocolate annually consum-
is 500 O.i0j rounds, the market list being
aded bY Frnnce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-28

Use DR., Picrce's Pellets for Constipation,
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Pm u IL

w snM IlrvA0rHrVroYC Co. iaroyet,. LAD. .a4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
THEY FOUGHT IT OUT.
Two South Side Young Men Who Love me
Same Girl
TRY CONCLUSIONS WITHTHEIRFISTS
With the Understanding that the Victor is u
Be the Favored One
OF The CHARMING IAAAORATA.

A very romantic story comes from the
usually unromantic precincts OF the Elsntn
ward, which reminds one Of the chiyalric
DAVIS of old, when warriors bold went gaily
to the fray to fight for their loves. For
some time past two we'll known young men
have been paying devoted attention 10 q
certain young lady, and both seemed TO
have equal favor in her eyes.
So the affair went on from day to day,
and the young lady enjoyed quite a good
time, but a rather delicate one between
the two lovers, the srdor Of both becoming
more and more intensified until the crisis
came. when a decision must be made by
the young lady, between their.
The girl was in despair until some one
suggested thst her two lovers settle the
difficulty through the medium Of their
fists. This seemed q fair way to decide the
matter as both men are about the same
weight and build, and the scheme met
with the approval of both. So friends
were selected, the time set and all the nee,
essary arrangements were made for an en-
counter.
Yesterday morning the lovers, eager for
the fray, accompanied by a number Of
friends went out to a quiet, secluded spot
ON Boggs' run where a ring was formed
and the principals shed their s%upertuous
clothing. There were 10 rules laid down,
and when time was called the men went at
it in great shape. Then followed
one of the most exciting stand
up-knock-doRn-rough and tumble fights
ever seen by any Of those present, and to
say they enjoyed it heartily is but mildly
expressing 1t. The woods fairly rang with
excited shouts, such as plug him Billy"
"Now you've got him joe" &c, &c,
ad infaitum, for fifteen good big round
minutes, when Joe. yelled enough" and
it was found necessary to pull Billy of.
That ended the fight and Joe acknwl-
eeged himself beaten, as well he might,
for both eyes were blacked in a terrible
way and his face was otherwise battered
up, while Billy, was pretty we'll punished,
but not near so badly as his opponent.
With what feelings the young lady re-
ceiyed the news OF the contest is not
known, but it is understood that she, az
well as the victor and ~vanquished are per-
fectly satisfied, now that the fight is over.
The names OF all the parties are known
but withheld for various reasons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03

THE COMING ANNUAL PICNIC,

I'M SNAA~N
The annual parade and picnic of the va
rious labor organizations going to make up
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,, set for July 80, promises to exceed IN
numbers and general interest the monster
demonstration Ct last year. The parade
will take place in the a.nTaing, and Will be
in three divisions, the whole ande. COM
mand of Marshall John Cochran, of Local
Union Ne. 9, A. F. G. L. The first divis-
ion will he made NJ Of glass workers. the
second of local and visiahg Unions, and
the third of the X. of L. assemblies oi tAjs
and n%eighbOrirg towns. 1t is quite prob
able thai three thousand men will
take part In this great demonstration,
and those who remember the parade of
last year-and who does nOt-Tiil sScee
With us that it will be 4 sight worth see
ing The parade column will form on
Chapline sEd the side streets south Of
Fourteenth, with i5s right resting on
Fourteenth. The line OF MACE will be up
Chaphue to Fourteenth, down Fourtseais
to Man. down Main to Twenty fourth, up
Twenty fourth e Chapline, up .Chaplne
to Twentieth, down fSsltseth TO Market,
np Market to Twelfth, down ttwe,tth to
NAL. up Main TO Tenth and across the
bridge 10 the Fair Grounds. At the Fair
Grounds there wall he speeches by distin-
guished orators, and n ysried programme
of general amusements, contaiG.lS some
thing o. intsEoSt TO all.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03

The Three Links.
THE LATEST EVENTS OF INTEREST.

II LATEST EVENTS OF
During the past week, Notwithstanding
the extreme heat, the lodge rooms have
been we'll filled with brethren ANXIOUS to
see the best men elected to office, and 1t Is
fair to presume that this has been done.
Ii the new officers live up to the require
ments OF the order, are energetic and faith
full, the order should prosper, the number
of members increase In better work be
done. We shall try to give the number
of limitations i'm each lodge of our city
during the past sin months IN Ou next
issue; then Institute q comparison next
January which lodge will make the best
showing then. ,
Last night Grand Rep. Eilingham with
the assistance of brethren of Nirglnlus
Lodge No. 2 and Oi his OWE lodge, in
stalled the officers of Wheeling Lodge
No. y.
On Tuesday evening the Grand Patriarch
will install the officers elect OF Abrams
EncampmeGt No. J.. All the PatriaIchs in
the city are invited 10 be presest then.
There ~ a strong desire on the part OF
many brethren to give a royal welcome to
the Grand Encampment and Grand Lodge,
which bodies meet here on the fourth Mon
day and Tuesday of October, 1887. The
welcome the colOred brethren gave the
Pstriaychates and Lodges OF the G. u. D.
d. F. last week, has created a spirit OF
emulation amOngst tie white brethren, and
the idea must not be allowed 20 slumber.
The /. q. o. F.'s must show themselves
now or else take a back seat, and this they
will surely not do. Brethren, what shall
we undertaken
As soon Is the Installations are oyer, and
the new officers have been settled Al theIr
chairs, preparations will be made to re-
eeive and entertain the Bellaire brethren,
whose kind acts and words our people are
not yet done talking about.
William Tell Lodge, composed OF u
German citizens, has had unusually heavy
drafts upon its treasury during the last
quarter, for sick and ruEe.2l benefits; but
the burden is cheerfully borne by the good
Odd Fellows.
The widow of Past Grand John Carlin,
last week, received in full the funeral ben
eft due her from the o. !. Association Of
the Muskingum Valley at GAINESVILLE.
Excelsior Lodge No. 40 has the promise
of quite a lot OF additions to its member
ship during the summer.
Pamela Lodge, i. .. o. F., hss elected
following officers: John Boring, y. g.;
Emil Arnett B. G.; John Bachtler, Sec
rotary; VIM. johnson, Treasurer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
M'CARTY HERE.
He Passes Through the City Yesterday In
Charge of an Officer.

He Passes Through the City Yesterday In
Charge of an Officer.
Deputy Sheriff s.. NJ. Riley, of Belmont
county, editor of the Gazette, arrived from
Pittsburgh yesterday morning, having in
charge Frank McCarty, the alleged big
amist, with whom he had left Philadel-
phia Friday. Sheriff Riley took his man
to the lookup on arriving here, where he
remained until after dinner, when he
boarded the afternoon train en- route for st.
Clairsville. McCarty, in a conversation at
the City Hall, maintained that he had
never been married TO the woman claiming
to be his first wife, but on being assured
that all the necessary papers to prove the
marriage we're on hand, he began to view
the matter in a different light. and
henceforth had very little to say. Nc
Carly was handcuffed before Riley started
with him from the City Hall, yesterday, as
the prisoner, in a burst of confidence, gave
it out that he would escape if he could.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
THE KNIGHTS DAY.
The Programme For To-mOrrOws <. Of ?.
Demonstration.
4 Big PARADE AND PICNIC.
The Great Display Of the Trades Assembly,
July 80.
l. 0, 7. NOTES---TH REUNION.
N. Of p.
N. OF p.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW.

THE PROGRAMME D TOMORROW.
The grand reunion and picnic of those
lodges of the Order Of Knights OF
Pythias which have their headquarters in
this city and surrounding towns within u
radius of seyenty-fve miles, which occurs
o morrow, at the new Fair GrcV
promises to be one OF the largest d.
STATIONS of the kind ever seen in the -
Seven divisions of the Uniformed Rank
and eight, and possibly ten, lodges Of the
order are expected to be present and take
part in the affair, and some fine marching
and manouvering may be looked for.
Prominent features of the reunion will be
a parade in the morning and q prize drill
in the afternoon for a purse OF $3.50, three
divisions Of the Uniform Rank being en-
tered for this latter event.
The marching column will form on Chap
line street, with the right resting on Four
tenth, and will move at half past nine
O'Clock. under command Of Marshal j. II.
Moore, over the following route: West on
Fourteenth to Main, down Main to Tween.
y-fourth, up TweRty-fourth to Chapline,
up Chapline to Twentieth, down Twenti-
eth to Market, up Market to Tenth, and
thence by way of the suspension bridge
and South Front street to the new Fan
Grounds. The following uniformed divis-
ions will take part in the parade: Silver
Cross, OF GAINESVILLE; Cadiz, of Cadiz; Ivan
hoe, Of Steubenyille; ~Uhrichsyille, OF
Uhrichsville; Newark, of Newark; Bel
mont, of Bridgeport, and Ceur De Lion,
of Wheeling-the six first named consti'
tuting the First Ohio Regiment, under
command of Gel. Sedgwick, of Zanes'
Vile. Other lodges expected to take
part are Mystic Lodge Nc. "a, of Elm
| Grove: Belmont Lodge No. 100, of Bridge
port; Ohio City Lodge No. -, of Martins
Ferry; the Claysville and Wellsburg Lodges
aud Black Prince Lodge No. 10, Baltimore
Lodge No. 8, Germania Lodge No. :, Hum
boldt Lodge No. 9, and Ohio Valley Lodge
81, of this city.
On arriving Mt the Fair Grounds the reg
mental drill will take place at l:3O p. IN,
closing with dress parade and inspection,
and Immediately afterward the competi'
tive drill will come OF. Silver Cross Di-
vision, of GAINESVILLE, Cadiz Division and
| IvanhOe Division, of Steubenville, are en-
tered for this, and it will be a very attract
i've feature of the affair. The drill viii
take place immediately in front II the
grand stand, where people can sit in com
fort and watch what is going on.
1t is expected there will be an immense
attendance from this city and neighbOring
towns.
1t is urged that business houses and
residences along the line of march be ap-
propriately decorated, as a fitting honor
TO the many visitors in the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03

A few OF the intimate friends Of DR.. and
Mrs. MeMasters enjoyed their hospitality
on Tuesday evening last. Cards were the
chief feature of the amusement, and the
party spent a right merry evening, many
exciting and closely contested games being
played. ~ the proper honr refreshments
Off most inyigorating natute we've ssryed,
and received the undivided attention Of
the company. Tho balance of the evening
was as enjoyable as the first, aud it was
long past midnight before the guests re-
luctantly retired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
THE BRUNSWICK HOUSE, WHEEL
ING. w. VA.
Martin Thornton. the Genial and Enter
| pTising Host.

Martin THORNTON. the Genial and Enter,
pTising Host.
The following just estimate Of Mr.. Mar,
tin Thornton and his elegant Cafe Bruins
wick, is from I e pen of an editor who
evidently knows a good thing when he
sees it:
From West Virginia Freeman.
The inevitable Martin Thornton, the
~favorite host OF Wheeling's travelling and
eating public, adds new laurels to his repu.
tation at every move. He seems to have
the rare faculty of divining in advance the
wants OF the people, together with the en-,
terprise and executive ability to supply
them.
Thornton's Capital Dining Rooms
soon became the most popular of the
quiet, orderly restaurants of the city, and
as his patronage soon oltgrew his room
here, the elegantly furnished Brunewick
House, On Market street, was secured and
converted as if by magic into q very home
for the hungry and weary.
The Brunswick is inst the house Mr..
Thornton has long been wanting, wherein
to display his full worth as a genial host
and his ability to supply the most exacting
demands of his guests. The Brunswick
has the office and large dining room on the
first floor, and then, on the second floor,
parlors and private dining rooms, while on
tine ta;I5 apd fourth floors are elegant
sleeping apartments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03

Lovely June, the month of roses, has
come and gone, and the record of we'd
dings has not been so extensive as was
anticipated earlier in the season. No
good explanation of this can be given ex-
cept the fact that summer III its rush to
get here gave spring no chance to get in its
work on the young mans fancy by turn
ing it to thoughts of love. However it
may he attributed to the growing con-
v~ictiOn that the autumn is the best time to
Join hearts and hands, and it is probable
that that season will after awhile become
the most popular for marriages. At least it
is the most sensible.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
ANARRow ESCAPE.
I. Practice which should BE Stopped ss

A Practice which Shout" %
Once.
Upon numerous occasions employees vi
the Crescent mill have had narrow escapes
from Being hit by large fragments oil rock,
rolled down the steep decline Of the nor'n'
err face Of Cbapline Hill by boys and
young men passing along what 's * anI ,Sia
Ind ,ccuTred last Wednesday evening:
About half.past 81. O'Clock, while Phil
Fletcher, sherman, Frank Lewis, en-
eineer, and Michael Cox, roller, were SIT
ting at the mill when q mass OF Q
weighing from thirty to fifty pounds, came
down the face of the hill with nig9uol
velocity. just before reaching the mill
az il bounded over the edge Of the perpen-
d;cular cliff. it burstinto several fragments
one of them barely missing striking MI AL.
Fletcher on the head. Who started the
rock down the hill could not be asoer'
tanned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
LIS Good & Co. sell dry goods the cheapest
A New Sum msr Resort, 5000 Feet Abo'
Tideu

A New Summer Resort, 1000 Feet Above
TideN
The Gordon House, large three story
new building Of thirty rooms, with modern
improvements, double parlor and large
verandas, situated in the picturesque town
of Kingwood, Preston county, w. Va, two
miles from Cheat River and ten from Terra
Alta and TunneltOn, on the b. & o. rail,
road, will open July 1st for the reception
of summer guests and the travelling pub.
lie. All the furniture new, nice grounds,
with walks aud drives, shade and fruit
trees. Kingwood is called the Eden OF
West Virginia. Scenery and climate un,
surpassed. Good hunting aud fishing near.
Good roads. Banking and telegraphic IA
%cilities. Terms: $500 per week; SEQ pei
month OF four weeks. CHESTS fer the sea-
son will be conveyed to and from either
Terra Alta or Tunnelton free. For fur
ther information address
GEO. w. 8. MARTIN,
Kingwood, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
Aiseebapeops.
NOTES ABOUT THE REUNION.

Mules ADVII TUE hENNIVNs
A meeting of the Finance Committee OF
the Reunion was held last night.
Artist Dardine is hard AT work on u
handsome arch, designed to span one OF
the principal streets. 1t will he sur
mounted with handsome portraits of Lin
coin and Grant, a.S Ssyeral Others not yet
fully determined upon. Mcclellan, how
ever, will probably be among them.
About forty men of Holiday Post will
20 ny 70 Grand Island tomorrow, to take
part in the pienie of S~teubenville Post.
The veterans Will IeGye the city by the
7:2Oa. N. train On the Pewiky, and gil
be accompanied by a number of ladies Of
the Relief Corps.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03

A weIl-to-do young gentleman sends an
answer to "Claribelle's" letter, published
in last Sundays REGISTER, and it has
been sent to the young lady, a little late,
as it laid in the office until yesterday by
mistake.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
PIttsburg and Return,

Commencing Sunday, June 9Th, and
continuing every Sunday until further no.
tice, the B. & o. will sell excursion tickets
and return at the low rate Of 81 so, and to
Washington, Pa, and return at $l.0O.
Trains leave at 5 and s:10a. m, returning
at 7 and ITO D. M.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03

evening. Cards and dancing afforded am
nile amusement for the young folks, and
the evening wa spent in the most delight
full manner, refreshments OF the most de-
licious kind being served at the proper
hour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03

Duties good many Wheeling people are
already off spending their summer vaca'
tions, and a good many more are contem'
plating an early departure.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03

THE New Mail is the only full hall bear
ing wheel offered in this market. SOlt
only by r. A. Hoge K Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
MoundsvIre Camp, July 4th, 1887.

On above date the b. < o., will sell
round trip tickets from Wheeling to
Moundsyille Camp at the rate OF 35 cents
for adults and 20 cents for children. Tick
cts good one day only.